An idiom describing the direction at which an individual approaches a (potential) conflict.

Comments:

Line of Entry is specific and refers to an individual, not a specific weapon.

Line of Entry differs from Angle of Entry in that Line of Entry is more specific, referring to an individual, but frequently the terms are used interchangeably.

Example(s):

Closing the Gap to the right flank of an opponent demonstrates a Line of Entry from 3:00.

A.K.A.:

Angle of Entry

Reverse(s):

Line of Departure

Related Definition(s):

Block, Check, Cover, Line, Move, Path, Position, Strike, Weapon

Related Term(s):

Angle of Attack, Angle of Delivery, Angle of Deviation, Angle of Efficiency, Angle of Execution, Angle of Mobility, Angle of Retraction, Close the Gap, Line of Attack, Line of Travel, Method of Execution, Path of Travel